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Jul 17, 2015 4:26 pm
Hi!
cui.showToolbar <string>
Displays the Toolbar specified by name.
Returns True on success, False if the toolbar name does not exist.
Available in 3ds Max 2014 and higher.
EXAMPLE:
cui.showToolbar "Brush Presets"
Is it possible to do for the method cui.showToolbar false value? Want to make the on\off button for some toolbars
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Jul 17, 2015 4:26 pm
You can close a dialog by using this founction:
fn CloseDialog Title =
(
ChildWindows = UIAccessor.GetChildWindows (windows.GetMaxHwnd())
PopupDialogs = UIAccessor.GetPopupDialogs()
for d in (join ChildWindows PopupDialogs) where UIAccessor.GetWindowtext d == Title do UIAccessor.CloseDialog d
)
But actually i couldn’t find an way to know if a dialog is open when is docked. So we cannot create toggle button for docked windows.
Jul 17, 2015 4:26 pm
Thanks, already have make this different way.
http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/show-hide-user-interface
Jul 17, 2015 4:26 pm
one way is to handle it within the macro script, when applied to a toolbar button it will be checked when ever the window is open, or a tick if assigned to a menu
macroScript mymacroscript....
(
local isOpen = false
-- roll out definition and code
on isChecked do isOpen
on execute do
(
if my_Toolbar.open then
(
try(cui.UnRegisterDialogBar my_Toolbar)catch()
try
(
destroyDialog my_Toolbar
isOpen = false
) catch()
)
else
(
createDialog my_Toolbar pos:[0,-100] width:win_width height:win_height lockWidth:true lockHeight:true style:#()
cui.RegisterDialogBar my_Toolbar minSize:200 maxSize:200 style:#(#cui_dock_top,#cui_handles,#cui_floatable)
cui.DockDialogBar my_Toolbar #cui_dock_top
isOpen = true
)
)
)